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May 29, 2017
A fossil of a giant prehistoric sea monster was found and given a name Luskhan Itilensis. The sea creature is not a dinosaur but existed during its times.
An Australian veteran fisherman tells the tale about how a Great White Shark, which didn't bit him landed on his boat.
A team of researchers stated that bigger fishes are most likely to be vanished soon from the European regions due to certain reasons; know more here
With the 17 percent reduction in its budget, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) will focus more on its current satellite program.
A well-preserved site from the Ice Age was found by archaeologist from the Vanderbilt University in the northern coast of Peru, showing a migration of early Americans
The Zika virus was reported to reach India with 3 cases already.
A recent survey reveals that the last year coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef was worse than it was previously thought.
The activity of the Alaska Volcano, the Bogoslof Volcano, has been monitored for the last six months and the eruption can probably disrupt the activity of the airlines.
Turkey's Point is originally aiming to be one of the US's biggest nuclear plants a decade ago but with some controversies and backruptcy, their plans of making nuclear the "next fossil fuel" is still waiting to happen.
A new research shows that the shifting of habitats by the marine species is going to continue because of ocean warming.
Trump has said that he will give his decision on US' membership on the Paris Agreement next week.
The town of Kabwe, Zambia is still plagued with cases of lead poisoning not only to adults but also to children.
An underwater interactive touchpad is invented to measure dolphins' intelligence. The project is the first developed project to identify how dolphins interact and make choices.
A new research study reveals that the way in which human infants learn to babble is very similar to the way in which the marmoset monkeys learn to call.
Future conditions push marine animals as well as may throw off sea carbon balance. A new study reveals that the tiny shells underwater suggest some big changes to the global carbon cycle.
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